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[Bug-brl] pique trophy


From: Raphael Gunn
Subject: [Bug-brl] pique trophy
Date: Sat, 19 Aug 2006 18:52:53 -0700

Looks all right, he said, and grabbed the loaf.
No, I shouldnt have said you were bloody drunk. The question itself seemed to divide them sharply from each other. The three of us shall be together, andthen. Apparently they dont know what theyregoing to do with us when we go into the line.
It was as though she had not known him before, but now sheremembered.
I should say, Martlow, that your father had been crossed inlove, he said gently.
I didnt have any intention of making youwild. You give it to her, said Bourne; give her twenty, andgive the girl ten.
Colonel Bardon passed, like some impersonal force, and thetension relaxed. Which is the way to Reclinghem, sergeant-major? Im just untinup a few o me bosom friends, you know.
Like a foolI gave him one of these, and he has forgotten his cigarette caseall day today.
He went back to his billet for his pack, and then with Shem andMartlow set off on their new career. Did you hear what he said about theregimental? Im sorry to go, for manyreasons, but I dont feel the same way about it now.
You couldnt have been very drunk if you can remember all that,said Shem.
Please yourself, said Bourne reflectively; but I would just assoon go out with the company. He talkedto Bourne alone, sending the other two to get their equipment. Why the ell cant they do thething quick, instead of puttin it all on us?
Up the ill past the church, an then turn downill to yourright.
Charlie,shed say to me; you do whats right, an dont let no man getmaster on you. Oui, madame, said Bourne tranquilly; Vest fini.
E was quite wild about it; said the bloody corporalsdid emselves bettern the officers mess. I am willing to bet nobodyin A Company knows anything about our going to them.
He shifted,shifting his chair away, too, and then put up a hand to his brow. They heard him, heavy on the stairs, going down, and Shem lookedup at Bourne with a curious grin. Hes a sensible chap,but perhaps the bread was his wifes idea.
I wantsome gaspers; theyre good enough for the troops. An then she gets up, an goes roun to imwi er ands on er ips. She put her basket on the dresser, and turnedto them.
Beats me ow folk think o some o these things.
What do they want to send us out bread for? Shempoured some more whisky into Bournes cooker, the lid of whichfitted quite tight.
Just muck about a bit in the street to keep the mentogether.

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